Starting October 22, the coffee chain brand Starbucks will implement consumer seats across the country. Stores will place relevant signs, and promise to continue to invest resources to improve the store experience. Of course, it's not just Starbucks that are struggling. Many fast food chains have experienced the trouble of seats being occupied for a long time and falling rollover rates, and some bookstores and coffee shops have also been repeatedly weighing between “welcome to stop by” and “operating pressure.” It is reasonable to see that these stores are operated on a paid basis by the brand, which is different from the nature of public inclusive places in cities. When you open a business, everything costs money. Spending a seat is your duty, and getting a seat for free is a matter of love. We should all be aware of this. According to reports, Starbucks' “Third Space Initiative” is not a “one-size-fits-all”; priority will be given to customers in need of help, such as pregnant women or people with reduced mobility. Writing out the rules, leaving some flexibility, is also helpful for mutual understanding.

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